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Derek Au
Добавлен 20 фев 2020
Tutorial and help videos for glazy.org
Beetlevase
Generating unholy hybrids. Transfer learning with StyleGAN2, a vase model, and a beetle dataset.
Note: Old video from April 2020. Transferring over videos from old website.
Generated music soundtrack is an excerpt from "Transmission" by the amazing Alex Bainter (alexbainter.com/) and is licensed under CC BY 4.0. More generators can be found at generative.fm
Beetle dataset: "Beetles of the World" by Udo Schmidt. Licensed CC BY-SA 2.0. www.flickr.com/photos/coleoptera-us/albums/72157607363771409
Note: Old video from April 2020. Transferring over videos from old website.
Generated music soundtrack is an excerpt from "Transmission" by the amazing Alex Bainter (alexbainter.com/) and is licensed under CC BY 4.0. More generators can be found at generative.fm
Beetle dataset: "Beetles of the World" by Udo Schmidt. Licensed CC BY-SA 2.0. www.flickr.com/photos/coleoptera-us/albums/72157607363771409
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Видео
Takeshi Yasuda Documentary, 2003
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A documentary film made in 2003 about the ceramicist Takeshi Yasuda. Sponsored by the Crafts Council.
Takeshi Yasuda Demo, 2002
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A seminar held at Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm, Sweden, from 28-30 October, 2007. 00:00 - Basket base throwing demo 02:35 - Dish throwing demo 08:58 - "Material, process and mind" 09:39 - Donut throwing technique 12:54 - Donut/tall throwing technique 23:16 - Firing ring for dish 28:06 - Handles & feet 39:12 - Ruler 40:14 - "Unfolding" tall form 44:36 - "Unfolding...
Takeshi Yasuda Porcelain Throwing Off the Hump, 2007
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16 November 2007, Pottery Workshop, Jingdezhen, China.
Virtual Blue & White
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Dataset of 1,600 photos of qinghua blue & white porcelain from the Ming Dynasty to Republic Period. Generated music soundtrack is an excerpt from "Transmission" by the amazing Alex Bainter (alexbainter.com/) and is licensed under CC BY 4.0. More generators can be found at generative.fm More information at thisvesseldoesnotexist.com
Embryonic Vessels II
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Here, the Generative Adversarial Network StyleGAN3 is continuing to train with a dataset of tens of thousands of images of vases. Generated music soundtrack is an excerpt from "Transmission" by the amazing Alex Bainter (alexbainter.com/) and is licensed under CC BY 4.0. More generators can be found at generative.fm More information at thisvesseldoesnotexist.com
Embryonic Vessels I
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Here, the Generative Adversarial Network StyleGAN3 is beginning to train with a dataset of tens of thousands of images of vases. Generated music soundtrack is an excerpt from "Transmission" by the amazing Alex Bainter (alexbainter.com/) and is licensed under CC BY 4.0. More generators can be found at generative.fm More information at thisvesseldoesnotexist.com
Search Recipes By Ingredients
Просмотров 5532 года назад
In this video, I demonstrate a little-known Glazy feature: Searching for similar recipes by ingredients. You can specify ingredients with amounts, or just leave the amount field blank for any amount.
Glazy Introduction (Updated Sep 2021)
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A quick tour of the main features of glazy.org Updated September 30, 2021 to include new features and UI changes.
Underglaze Transfers at Guangming Porcelain Factory
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Underglaze Transfers at Guangming Porcelain Factory
Dry-Joining Teapots
Просмотров 2273 года назад
Dry-joining porcelain is a process unique to Jingdezhen. While many potters in the west join spouts and handles during the leather-hard stage, dry-joining has less problems with cracking & warping and does not require long periods of supervised drying. Simple slip & water is used for the initial stage, while a special mix of porcelain is used to fill in and cover up the seams.
72 Hands Introduction
Просмотров 4893 года назад
"72 Hands" is an effort to document all types of ceramics techniques. The video style is very simple- a single take of each technique focusing on the artisan’s hands. Each video is accompanied by an article with a description of the technique and photos. Videos are shot in high-resolution 4K Ultra-HD resolution which gives a clear view of the technique. 72hands.org/
Use Target & Solve to Replace Basalt with Common Materials
Просмотров 4883 года назад
Sometimes we come across recipes that contain materials we don't have in our studio. But this isn't usually a problem, because we can use material substitution. In this tutorial, I'll show you how Glazy's Target & Solve feature can be used to automatically substitute materials in a recipe.
Target & Solve: Re-create a recipe in another language
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Target & Solve: Re-create a recipe in another language
Use Glazy to Re-create Ancient Glazes
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Use Glazy to Re-create Ancient Glazes
This is brilliant! The thing I needed that I didn't know was a possibility. Hats off to you!
This is amazing to stumble across. I’m a 23 year old new homeowner and so excited to start getting back into hobby’s I loved in highschool! So excited to build a studio and have an internet platform to explore glaze’s!
Excellent advice on technique, thanks for sharing
I made something that looked like that also, the first day of pottery was fun.
I really love this man's approach to porcelain.. working with this material is so heavenly and transcendental
Cool!
Great video, thanks for posting. I loved it!
Obrigada por compartilhar. Agora uma dúvida: Nas grades de 4 eixos, porque é chamado de biaxial ao invés de "quadraxial"?
Both terms are frequently used, I think in the US biaxial just became more common. Then again, here's a US potter using "quadraxial": ruclips.net/video/zantVEjfLmY/видео.html
@@derekau3036 Obrigada!
Awesome potter who I much admire since attending a demonstration at the Shadbolt Centre a few decades ago.
Thank you for sharing. I learn so much from the other video too.
brillant
Genius tool! Is there a way I can use different glazes for their colour/appearance and then convert it which adheres to the parameters of a more durable glaze (Roy and Hesselberth)?
I didn't make any edits to this video.
Thanks for editing out the Magic!
super great feature!!
Thank you, nice video
After watching this 3 times now I can only say that I wish so much I could watch the unedited version. It was a taste but I am hungry for the whole event.
You are amazing
Thank you for teach me how to use glazy calculator, i lerned in your videos, a hug from chile!
Hello Derek, thank you for the content of your videos, very useful. I wanted to ask, is it possible to lower one cone 10 recipe to a same result cone 6 recipe using glazy calculator?
for the ukrainian relief, might want to check out mila kunis' efforts. She was born there.
Fucking crazy I love your work
Can you give a link where you get your containers and sive
Hi Dana, I'm not sure where you are located. Your pottery supplier should sell sieves. I use the Talisman brand which is expensive but lasts a long time: www.axner.com/talisman-test-sieve.aspx The plastic containers I bought on Amazon, they fit the sieve perfectly: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HG8YTB0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
Absolutely amazing work ! I explained glazy to my 76 year old ceramic mentor month ago, who struggled with computers a bit and a few days ago he told me he donated again for many month to show appreciation for it. (and also to use target and solve ;))
wow, thanks so much! i'll be sure to keep improving the site.
Many thanks!!!
I'm always amazed when people can throw with clay covered hands. I probably need to not think about it.
This is so great. Thank you for posting!
Amazing feature! Surely worth paying for. In the end you say cone 10 might be too high. Though I did a workshop on glazes, temperature still confuses me a bit. Doesn't the position on stull give a good indication to wether it fires well as a cone 10 glaze?
Hi Clarence, one of the problems with the Stull chart is that it doesn't indicate glaze maturation temperature. Generally, the higher in alumina and silica, the higher the temperature needed to melt the glaze. However, the types of fluxes, inclusion of boron, and influence of eutectics also play a role. It's a complicated topic. But with experience, you can look at the chemistry and location on the Stull chart and guess the approximate temperature. Some people use "limit formulas" which you can display within the Glazy calculator, but these are not very accurate. I often do comparisons with glazes for which I know the maturation temperature. I'm working on a solution to this issue. But it requires a lot of testing and won't be release for a while....
@@derekau3036 thanks a lot for taking the time to reply :) I see then my basic understanding was right though. Thanks for the advice!
Amazing!!!!!!!!!
Thanks a lot for this very informative video. I am new to glaze-making and will definitely use this later on.
I am trying to copy an old Fulham pottery Turquoise speckle glaze I am fast running out of
If you obtain a chemical analysis for the glaze, you should be able to reproduce it. But "speckles" might require a specific material.
@@derekau533 am not sure I can do that it was discontinued years ago but I will try. Do they not keep such things a secret from their rivals?
Amazing! Thank you. Gonna try one and see how it turns out. 🤞
This will be an awesome feature. unfortunately, I don't see the target button anywhere when I go to edit a glaze, hopefully its just rolling out cause this will be very useful.
I'm sorry, I should have been clearer, I updated the description: Target & Solve is a Patron-only feature, it's $2/mo or free for students and teachers. Patrons are needed to help pay for Glazy's costs. Find out more here: help.glazy.org/support.html#how-to-support-glazy
When I am on glazy, I don't have button for target after pressing calculator, how can I find target button?
I have the same issue
Target & Solve is a Patron-only feature, it's $2/mo or free for students and teachers. Patrons are needed to help pay for Glazy's costs. Find out more here: help.glazy.org/support.html#how-to-support-glazy
You say that "analysis match", but actually they don't (from 4:00).
Yes, they are slightly different, mostly because Glazy uses combined K2O & Na2O (i.e. "KNaO") to calculate the substitutions. You could get a closer match by including a Soda Feldspar instead of a Custer Feldspar, and maybe even Talc or Dolomite if you wanted the RO fluxes to match exactly.
simple & efficient... and user friendly!
Just push the button and that's it!
Great feature! That means I can do a flux test more easily. I keep the analysis the same, I only change the flux and glazy calculates a recipe for me. I did this manually before but now the calculation will be much more fast. Thanks! And the feature at 4:14 is so clever!
super cool!
That feature just replaced my evening hours of homework, adjusting and revising recipes manually on glazy. I liked watching the dot move, but now it is just click and test. Thank you so much Derek.
Wow! That is impressive. Thanks Derek.
:-) Really nice feature!!!
Wow, I never noticed that 'target' button. Handy!!
I've been stirring them in little cups this whole time, like an idiot. Thanks Derek! Great video.
and that's it! ;)